- of the
diaphragm.
There is also
speculation that the
diaphragm is
lower on the
other side due to heart's presence.
Other mammals have
diaphragms, and other...
- set of
interchangeable diaphragms,
often as br****
strips known as
Waterhouse stops or
Waterhouse diaphragms. The iris
diaphragm in most
modern still and...
- Look up
diaphragm in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Diaphragm may
refer to:
Thoracic diaphragm, a thin
sheet of
muscle between the
thorax and the abdomen...
-
every one to
three years.
Silicone diaphragms may last much longer—up to ten years. The
effectiveness of
diaphragms, as of most
forms of contraception...
-
vibrating the
diaphragm, and
producing sound. It can also be
called a cone,
though not all
speaker diaphragms are cone-shaped.
Diaphragms are also found...
-
flexes the
diaphragm through simple mechanical action, and one side of the
diaphragm is open to air.
Those employing one or more
unsealed diaphragms with the...
- An
electromagnetic diaphragm is a form of
capacitive sensor used on an
electronic stethoscope. The
diaphragm is
coated with a
conductive material. A conductive...
-
Older texts have ****erted the
existence of a
urogenital diaphragm, also
called the
triangular ligament,
which was
described as a
layer of the
pelvis that...
- The
pelvic floor or
pelvic diaphragm is an
anatomical location in the
human body,
which has an
important role in
urinary and anal continence, ****ual function...
- frames).
Diaphragms are
typically horizontal but can be
sloped in a
gable roof on a wood
structure or
concrete ramp in a
parking garage. The
diaphragm forces...
